Sentence examples for be allowed to label from inspiring English sources

If the petition is approved, vineyard owners will be allowed to label and advertise their wines as being made specially in Cape May.

Lee isn't even sure he'll be allowed to label his product as wine.

But I guess I think people should be allowed to label themselves".

There is also another practical argument for the annotation of emphatic: if the labellers are allowed to label emphatic, it might be less likely that they confuse it with other user states.

Products will no longer be allowed to be labeled as sun blocks because there is no evidence that they block all the radiation in sunlight.

This behavior creates confusion because a food can be labeled natural and not be allowed to carry a healthy label.

And last week, as if to provide comic relief, a third Saudi cleric said (in all seriousness) that children should not be allowed to watch Mickey Mouse, labeling the cartoon character a "soldier of Satan" who should be killed.

Shorten said "people who come via a people-smuggler should not be allowed to settle here" but labelled the proposal a distraction from "the Liberals' total failure to secure any durable and credible third country resettlement".

To be allowed to use the microvinyas label producers have to sign up to pay workers fairly, use grape varieties appropriate to the region, respect the environment and support the community.

He has also said he won't spend his own money promoting nonpartisanship if Democrats hold their monetary fire (negotiations are incomplete), and recommends, too, that candidates be allowed to put their party labels on the ballot.

Schaldemose: "Energy drinks shouldn't have any kind of health claims on them" Should energy and sugary drinks be allowed to claim on their labels that the caffeine in them boosts alertness and concentration?